Lions Club Jubilee Carnival Opens Fort Stockton Three Day Event
The Lions Club Jubilee Carnival announces a large merchandise shipment for a three day celebration on April 18 to 20. Special prizes each night welcomed to all attendees with dancing and music by Jack's Illinoisians. The Hudson Essex building hosts the event, touted as Fort Stockton's biggest ever. Fort Stockton Pioneer notes Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce backing.
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Jack
Hudson- Essex Agency
Fort Stockton
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ft. Stockton
Citation on Application for Letters of Administration
Reeves County Texas Probate notice declares S V Biggs filed to probate the will of Sylvia Marshall deceased. Hearing set for the May term starting May 6 1929 at Pecos Court House. Sheriff must publish weekly notices for ten days.
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State OF Texas
Reeves County
Sylvia Marshall
S. V. Biggs
Saids Court
Pecos
Texas
Pecos City approves street and alley improvements plan
The City of Pecos Texas announces improvements by El Paso Biulithic Company on alleys between Cedar and Oak and Oak and Cypress Streets plus Fourth Street from Cypress to Elm. Estimated costs range from 6239.69 to 6367.45 with per front foot assessments around 2.60 to 2.65. A public hearing is set for May 7 1929 at 10 a.m. in Pecos City Hall to hear abutting property owners and discuss costs and benefits.
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Pecos City
Texas
City
el Paso Biulithic Company
Cedar Street
Oak Street
First Street
Fourth Street
Second Street
Third Street
Cypress Street
Elm Street
State of
City of Pecos notice of assessments and exemptions
Public notice from Pecos City Texas dated April 10 1929 states that exemptions shall not invalidate assessments against owners of adjacent exempt property and that such assessments remain personal liabilities for owners and others with an interest will take notice. Done by order of the City Council.
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Pecos City
Texas
Texas Amendment Proposing Nine Member Supreme Court
A joint resolution proposes amending Texas Constitution Article 5 to create a Supreme Court of nine members with a Chief Justice and eight associates, allow continuous session, set eligibility, terms of six years, and governor appointment steps for vacancies. It calls for a special election on July 16, 1929, to approve, with $5900 funding and election procedures outlined.
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State of Texas
Supreme Court
United States
Commission of Appeals
Preme Court
Civil Su- Appeals
Courts of Civil Appeals
Court of Civil Appeals
State Capitol
Jane Y. McCallum
Reeves County Sheriff’s Sale Of Marshall Lands In Pecos
Sheriff FE B Kiser announces public auction in Reeves County Texas on April 5 1929 by order of the Reeves County District Court. The sale covers sections 1 2 3 and 4 Block 56 Public School Surveys totaling about 2560 acres with mineral rights reserved for The Texas Company and California Company under prior deeds and encumbrances. Bids will be cash at the courthouse door between 10 am and 4 pm on the first Tuesday of May 1929.
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Texas
Pecos
Vannie Ingle
Ceeves County
W. C. Marshall
District Court
Reeves County
Texas Company
Delaware
W. ¢. Marshall
Reeves
State of
Ww. C. Marshall
Corporation of
California
Montana
California Company
FE. B. Kiser
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On the Lions Club
Sheriff's Sale
A. R. Hinkle
THE
Texas Company, A Corporation of
Enid
Roy J. Biggs
Chapman
Pecos, Texas
Baby
S. C
Morgan Tancred
A. H. Mills
Madera Valley Poultry Farm
Balmorhea, Texas
Pires
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